honk honk wie geht's?

[FrankClock]

The one with the 2 people standing overlooking the town sorta looks like the town from the original Charlie and the Chocolate Factory movie.

[SockpuppetClock]

woo go germany!

[LeekClock]

cgo cherrrmani

[SpongeClock SquarePants]

My housemates are alarmingly friendly and german

are they of aryan blood?

well?

[AlbinoClock]

You're one hell of a photographer.

[MineralWaterClock]

Try to spot pineapple clock!

[PirateClock]

it looks horrible leave germany now and never return

[camoclock is a great man]

Leek arrives in Belgium and shit hits the fan in the government.
Leek leaves Belgium and most of the shit is going for the better.


:thinknot:

[GreyClock]

The pictures are great, they look like paintings, especially the first two. They have this hint of surrealism.

I'd love to see the one with the ivy in color.

[PecanClock]

Ich bin guht.

"Es geht gut" I believe is the proper response, however, "ich bin gut" translatex to "I am good," so I suppose both are acceptable.

[CaramelAppleClock]

"Es geht gut" I believe is the proper response, however, "ich bin gut" translatex to "I am good," so I suppose both are acceptable.

You could also translate it to 'I am fine', but either way is fine with me...

[MSPaintClock]

"Es geht gut" I believe is the proper response, however, "ich bin gut" translatex to "I am good," so I suppose both are acceptable.

In german I've learned all the numbers and colors and that's about it.

[BluezombieClock]

Wow it looks like a really beautiful place

[Steve]

Guten tag

[iced tea clock]

"Es geht gut" I believe is the proper response, however, "ich bin gut" translatex to "I am good," so I suppose both are acceptable.

"Es geht gut" is more like "it works well"
and "ich bin gut" is rather a self-praise as in "i am great/awesome"
usually you would say "mir geht es gut"

anyway,
awesome photos you got there leek
those with the rusty old doors and the flaking advertisements are looking very interesting

[LeekClock]

Thanks for the glowing praise!

This evening I met a student here in Germany who not only studies in Ghent (where I just moved from) but also lives next-door to my girlfriend there. I couldn't believe it

[GreyClock]

Thanks for the glowing praise!

This evening I met a student here in Germany who not only studies in Ghent (where I just moved form) but also lives next-door to my girlfriend there. I couldn't believe it

That's great now post the ivy picture in color.

[LeekClock]

GIMME A SECOND

[GreyClock]

one

[GreyClock]

"Es geht gut" is more like "it works well"
and "ich bin gut" is rather a self-praise as in "i am great/awesome"
usually you would say "mir geht es gut"

"Es geht gut" is "it's going well" not "it works well" which would be ""es funktioniert gut." But yeah, either "mir geht's gut" or "es geht mir gut" are
the most commonly used forms.